Air Traffic Control Reform Newsletters Archive - Page 9 of 9

Air Traffic Control Reform Newsletter #15

Topics include: controllers' union pushes too hard for ATC privatization ban, flight service station reform, data link decision a setback for modernization, and good news from the Canadian and UK ATC corporations.

By Robert Poole
August 1, 2003

Air Traffic Control Reform Newsletter #14

Topics include: anti-outsourcing provisions in the FAA reauthorization bill; Sen. Lautenberg's untruths on overseas ATC corporations; and understanding the Administration's strong stance against anti-privatization amendments.

By Robert Poole
June 1, 2003

Air Traffic Control Reform Newsletter #13

Topics include: House committee blocks ATC reform; a "dream" Aviation Subcommittee hearing on ATC reform; former FAA Admin. Langhorne Bond's case for arms-length ATC safety regulation; and the military and contract towers.

By Robert Poole
May 1, 2003

Air Traffic Control Reform Newsletter #12

Topics include: modernization at the UK's National Air Traffic Services; FAA's continuing budget woes; facility consolidation; overflight fees overturned in court; and the need for ATC safety regulation.

By Robert Poole
April 1, 2003

Air Traffic Control Reform Newsletter #10

Topics include: NATCA's new anti-privatization campaign; a response to Sen. Lautenberg's letter; innovation within FAA; and news notes on ATC corporations.

By Robert Poole
January 1, 2003

Air Traffic Control Reform Newsletter #11

Issue devoted solely to a response to the escalation of the campaign against ATC reform by the National Air Traffic Controllers Association.

By Robert Poole
January 1, 2003

Air Traffic Control Reform Newsletter #9

Issue devoted solely to addressing anti-privatization claims made by controllers and the FAA.

By Robert Poole
December 1, 2002

Air Traffic Control Reform Newsletter #8

Topics include: new administrator open to ATC privatization; AOPA warming to flight service outsourcing; the long-term need for more ATC capacity; and FAA's release of guidance for implementing RNP (required navigation performance).

By Robert Poole
November 1, 2002

Air Traffic Control Reform Newsletter #7

Topics include: next steps in FAA Reform; the Single European Sky proposal; FAA's new "inherently governmental" policy; and ATC reform and general aviation's future.

By Robert Poole
August 1, 2002

Air Traffic Control Reform Newsletter #6

Topics include: Bush rules ATC not "inherently governmental;" modernizing oceanic air traffic control; rescuing U.K.'s NATS; and reinventing FAA one piece at a time.

By Robert Poole
June 1, 2002

Air Traffic Control Reform Newsletter #5

Topics include: ATC modernization threatened by budget shortfalls; RVSM revisited; more FAA accounting system troubles; and corporatized ATC and rural areas.

By Robert Poole
April 1, 2002

Air Traffic Control Reform Newsletter #4

Topics include: expanding airspace capacity via RVSM; NATCA's last-ditch defense of "inherently governmental;" the real story behind the NATS "bailout;" and other news.

By Robert Poole
February 1, 2002

Air Traffic Control Reform Newsletter #3

Topics include: corporatized ATC providers adjusting to lower air traffic; the FAA modernization slowdown; and the wrangle over controller productivity.

By Robert Poole
February 1, 2002

Air Traffic Control Reform Newsletter #2

Topics include: NavCanada copes with September 11th shut-down; ATC providers adjust to air travel slowdown; ATC corporatizations in Denmark, Hungary, and Singapore; and other breaking news.

By Robert Poole
November 1, 2001